The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1887-12-15
rowN AND COUNTY ITEMS.
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The N,wsif fire city I"lcr.
49,, Guil 10 call and see Powell's goods
urs Charles McSair is visiting rela.
lives here.
Now IL the fine for The bad small boy
ito be good +
College girls arc logging for HON" aud
Christmas boxes.
HIM. A. II. Longino was IN town Mon
Jay en- route to Tuulca county.
Miss Della Mikel has moved into Mrs.
nrpnctt's housc, next to Mr. Davis.
c,ot puw,ler, shells, caps and cartrd-
r,s at Perkins hardware store, cheap.
Judge Bsggett has returned from st.
to,i, with u fine stock of horses and
mules.
MIR. vi. Tyler VIII soon move into the
Naoes house lately occupied by F. NJ.
Martin.
ClsTERSs-A. Riggs IL Bro, 9i7 Delord
,tr,,t. near Dryades. New Orleans. Send
for price list.
4 scholarship in the best Commercial
College in the South can be had on appli-
ca,ion to this Office.
The Baptist Sabbath school will have n
supper and reception on the 27th at Mrs.
s,rickland's residence.
Mrs. A. Wright. late of Magnolia. is
,usin resident of our town, undis now
boarding at Mrs. Gartman's.
Perkins has just received large line of
breech loading and loading guns
aud rifles. Cheap for cash.
Mr.. Joseph Dale, the Junior of the
Pearl River News, has been in town sew
eral days visiting relatives.
Eugene Weathersby, Esq. promising
Young barrister, of Monticello, paid us
call while in town Tuesday.
Miss Ncna Warren has returned from
Texas. and now fills her accustomed place
among many warm friends he,e.
Do YOU want any sash, doors or blinds.
If SO call and see Perkins stock. He can
sell yoH cheaper than New Orleans.
Messrs. T. G. Il. May, Isaac II. Smith,
make" Magee aud w. r. Johnson were
welcome callers at this Office last Monday.
The Methodists are providing for
happy Christmas for the little folks. They
will have a Christmas tree and cantata.
Messrs. w. n. Mccullough, p p. Durr
j. NJ. Burnes, Alfred Smith and w. ~
May paid MS an appreciated call Tuesday,
Any lady Wishing a really useful, enter
tanning and instructive magazine will
subscribe for Peterson" 1t is ahead of
all others.
Go to Powell's with your money and
get its full value. If you want the best
flour yon ever bought, get Powell's
Royal Patent.
The LEADER has a way of ITS own
remarked IL friend. Every leader, whether
paper or person, is naked by strong
individuality.
The PresbyteIians always have some
thing choice and enjoyable for the holt
days. We have not learned of their
plans for this season.
Capt. W. j. Van Zant's saw mill boiler
exploded near Bogue Chitto last week,
but fortunately no one was near enough
at the time to get hurt.
Messrs. Andrew Edwards and j. c. Al
britton called at the LEADER office last
week in the Editors absence and left an
appreciated token of their visit.
Mr.. Joe Burns, one of LinColu's model
farmers who never comes to town without
bringing something to SELL was in town
Monday with load Of cotton and tine
turkeys.
You may all road snch things as goods
given away, but will find ont when yon
get there VIM. Abshagen will treat you
right, and always gives the best shoe for
your money.
On next Monday night the Knights
of Honor will elect their officers for the
ensuing year. A full meeting is desired
for the transaction of this aud other inI-
pOrtant business.
Messrs. Ford Smith aud w. A. Decell
and onr handsome young friend, >. NJ
Zachary, paid the LEADER an appreciated
call while en- route home from New Or
leans last Friday.
They say Jno. McGrath&Sons sell goods
lower than any house IN Mississippi. Now
is the time for farmers and everybody else
TO buy while they are selling so cheap.
Make hay while the sun shines"
The Knights and Ladies of Honor hold
an important meeting tomorrow night
for the election of officers aud the trans
action of other important business.
Every member should BIO on hand.
Mr.. w. J. Biggs, the enterprising, 90
ahead young merchant of Beauregard'
has word to say in to-day's paper to the
farmers. MIR. Biggs is a thoroughly re-
sponsible gentleman and means what he
says.
Capt. G. d. Bustamante, the great ma
chinery man, was in town Tuesday. If
properly encouraged, the Captain expects
to make q speciality of furnishing the
Horticultural societies OF the State with
implements specially adapted to hortieul-
tural work.